Advice on best way to transition to Leopard

Hi all, apologies in advance if this has been discussed before (although I didn't find anything similar).
My copy of Leopard should arrive sometime next week. I have a G5 PowerMac with an internal 160GB drive (Old Drive) that is around 2/3 full. I just purchased and installed a second internal 250GB drive (New Drive) that is still empty. My plan is to install a fresh copy of Leopard on the New Drive, then transfer all my data from the Old Drive to the New Drive, and then format the Old Drive and use it for Time Machine plus some large X-Plane scenery files that don't need to be backed up as they are from the X-Plane DVD.
I really wanted to clean up my system before I install Leopard, i.e. get rid of old unnecessary files, cache files, and all such files that have begun to slow down my G5 recently. My dilemma is that:
1- if I install Leopard on the New Drive first, it will be cumbersome to copy over all the old files that include necessary System Library files/internet plug-ins/etc because I'd need to painstakingly pick and choose which files to carry over folder by folder, not to mention that many of these files will not be compatible with Leopard or belong in a different directory than they were in Tiger, and
2- if I do the easier thing and clone my Old Drive to my New Drive, and just upgrade the New Drive from Tiger to Leopard afterwards, I will retain a lot of the junk I wanted to get rid off.
Any help, suggestions, scoldings, complaints, or insights will be really helpful. Thanks much!

Thanks both....
I actually am not concerned (at this point) with which installation option is best/safest. I'm actually trying to figure out how best to transition to Leopard without carrying over useless junk/clutter from the Tiger system folders while retaining my useful settings (bookmarks, etc) and photos.
As for the backup volume for Time Machine, we've been discussing it here:http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1195924&tstart=0
Apparently some people got it to work...
thanks again.

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